The NanoAir system is projected to reduce energy usage and harmful emissions by over 50% from efficient heating/cooling, and refrigeration equipment.
Dais said that NanoAir is capable of heating, cooling, dehumidifying, or humidifying air using water and Dais’s nano-materials rather than ozone-depleting fluorocarbon refrigerants commonly used in cooling/refrigeration equipment.
NanoAir is proven by the functionality of the membrane used in the existing commercial product, ConsERV.
Dais Sales & Marketing vice president David Longacre said that ConsERV energy recovery ventilator product line is used in schools, offices, hotels, and other commercial buildings as well as homes to pre-treat ventilation air’s temperature and humidity content to lower energy consumption and reduce capital costs of HVAC equipment.
